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Application of gibberellic acid in combination
1. Chlorpyriuren gibberellic acid Dosage form: 1.6% solubilizable or cream (chloropyramide 0.1%+1.5% gibberellic acid GA3)Action characteristics: prevent cob hardening, increase fruit setting rate, promote fruit expansion.Applicable crops: grapes, loquat and other fruit trees. 2. Brassinolide · I...Read more -
The growth regulator 5-aminolevulinic acid increases the cold resistance of tomato plants.
As one of the major abiotic stresses, low temperature stress seriously hinders plant growth and negatively affects the yield and quality of crops. 5-Aminolevulinic acid (ALA) is a growth regulator widely present in animals and plants. Due to its high efficiency, non-toxicity and easy degra...Read more -
The profit distribution of pesticide industry chain “smile curve” : preparations 50%, intermediates 20%, original drugs 15%, services 15%
The industry chain of plant protection products can be divided into four links: “raw materials – intermediates – original drugs – preparations”. Upstream is the petroleum/chemical industry, which provides raw materials for plant protection products, mainly inorganic ...Read more -
There were 556 pesticides used to control thrips in China, and many ingredients such as metretinate and thiamethoxam were registered
Thrips (thistles) are insects that feed on plant SAP and belong to the insect-class Thysoptera in animal taxonomy. The harm range of thrips is very wide, open crops, greenhouse crops are harmful, the main types of harm in melons, fruits and vegetables are melon thrips, onion thrips, rice thrips, ...Read more -
Plant growth regulators are an important tool for cotton producers in Georgia
The Georgia Cotton Council and the University of Georgia Cotton Extension team are reminding growers of the importance of using plant growth regulators (PGRs). The state’s cotton crop has benefited from recent rains, which have stimulated plant growth. “This means it’s time to consi...Read more -
Take Action: Pesticide elimination is both a public health and ecosystem issue.
(Except Pesticides, July 8, 2024) Please submit comments by Wednesday, July 31, 2024. Acephate is a pesticide that belongs to the highly toxic organophosphate (OP) family and is so toxic that the Environmental Protection Agency has suggested prohibit it except for systemic administration ...Read more -
Can dogs get heatstroke? The vet named the most dangerous breeds
As the hot weather continues this summer, people should take care of their animal friends. Dogs can also be affected by high temperatures. However, some dogs are more susceptible to its effects than others. Knowing the symptoms of heatstroke and stroke in dogs can help you keep your furry...Read more -
What are the implications for companies entering the Brazilian market for biological products and the new trends in supporting policies
The Brazilian agrobiological inputs market has maintained a rapid growth momentum in recent years. In the context of increased awareness of environmental protection, the popularity of sustainable farming concepts, and strong government policy support, Brazil is gradually becoming an important mar...Read more -
When planting tomatoes, these four plant growth regulators can effectively promote tomato fruit setting and inhibit fruitlessness
In the process of planting tomatoes, we often encounter the situation of low fruit setting rate and fruitlessness, in this case, we do not have to worry about it, and we can use the right amount of plant growth regulators to solve this series of problems. 1. Ethephon One is to restrain the futili...Read more -
The synergistic effect of essential oils on adults increases the toxicity of permethrin against Aedes aegypti (Diptera: Culicidae) |
In a previous project testing local food processing plants for mosquitoes in Thailand, the essential oils (EOs) of Cyperus rotundus, galangal and cinnamon were found to have good anti-mosquito activity against Aedes aegypti. In an attempt to reduce the use of traditional insecticides and ...Read more -
The county will hold its first mosquito larval release of 2024 next week |
Brief description: • This year marks the first time that regular airborne larvicide drops have been carried out in the district. • The goal is to help stop the spread of potential diseases by mosquitoes. • Since 2017, no more than 3 people have tested positive each year. San Diego C...Read more -
Brazil has established maximum residue limits for pesticides such as acetamidine in some foods
On July 1, 2024, the Brazilian National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA) issued Directive INNo305 through the Government Gazette, setting maximum residue limits for pesticides such as Acetamiprid in some foods, as shown in the table below. This directive shall come into force as of the date of...Read more